Identifying Patterns and Sequences

The video tutorial covers fifth-grade standard 1.1, focusing on patterns in graphs, tables, pictures, and numbers. It provides strategies for identifying and solving pattern problems, including translating patterns into equations. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of taking notes and checking work to understand where mistakes occur.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Understanding algebraic equations

• Exploring patterns in various forms

• Learning about historical events

• Studying scientific experiments

What is a number pattern?

• A sequence of numbers arranged randomly

• A collection of unrelated numbers

• A set of numbers with no specific order

• A sequence of numbers arranged according to a rule

In a picture pattern, what should you look for?

• The color of the objects

• The change in the number and size of objects

• The background of the picture

• The artist's signature

How many triangles are in the first picture of the pattern problem?

• 15

• 12

• 18

• 10

What is the pattern for the number of circles on the top in the picture pattern?

• Increase by 2, then decrease by 2

• Increase by 4, then decrease by 4

• Decrease by 4, then stay the same

• Stay the same, then increase by 4

How many circles are in diagram one according to the pattern?

• 11

• 9

• 7

• 5

What pattern is used to calculate Jake's earnings from sandwiches?

• Divide the number of sandwiches by 2

• Multiply the number of sandwiches by 3

• Add 10 to each previous amount

• Subtract 5 from each previous amount

What is the pattern in the temperature graph?

• The difference increases by 12 each month

• The difference increases by 6 each month

• The difference remains constant

• The difference decreases each month

Which plant is predicted to be taller after 21 days?

• Neither will grow

• Tomato plant

• Basil plant

• Both will be the same height

What is the rule for the sequence 25, 32, 39, 46, 53?

• Add 7 to each number

• Multiply each number by 2

• Add 5 to each number

• Subtract 7 from each number